Study Guide

Objective

You are proficient in professional ethics guidelines, key legislation governing the health care sector, and methods for monitoring and developing quality in intensive care and supervisory care.
You identify a critically ill patient and are able to assess the need for treatment.
You are able to describe the care path of a critically ill patient in different health care environments. You are able to plan, implement and evaluate the safe and comprehensive treatment of a critically ill patient based on evidence.
You know the basics of assessing, monitoring and supporting basic vital functions in intensive care and control treatment. You will familiarize yourself with the fluid and drug treatment and nutrition of a critically ill patient.
You know the most common treatment methods and devices used in intensive care and control treatment, and you know the characteristics of intensive care and control treatment environments.
You understand the importance of a multi-professional team in intensive care and supervision.
You are able to professionally meet critically ill patients and their loved ones, as well as support and guide them.

Content

-Critically Ill Patient Care Pathway
-The peculiarities of intensive care and control and the environment
-Basics of holistic intensive care and supervision nursing

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You describe the characteristics of disturbances of basic organ functions. You know the basics of how to assess the need for treatment of a critically ill patient. You will identify the stages of the care path of a critically ill patient. You describe the planning, implementation and evaluation of a safe and comprehensive treatment of a critically ill patient based on evidence.
You will identify the basis for assessing, monitoring and supporting the basic vital functions of the patient in intensive care and supervision. You can describe the basics of safe fluid and medication treatment and nutrition for a critically ill patient. You will describe some of the most common care methods used in intensive care and supervision and identify some of the devices used in intensive care and supervision.
You recognize the characteristics of intensive care and control environments. You recognize the characteristics of a multidisciplinary team in intensive care and supervision care of a critically ill patient.
You can describe the basic principles of meeting a critically ill patient and his/her loved ones. You can describe and identify the need for guidance and support of the critically ill patient and his/her loved ones.

Fail: You will not reach Level 1

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You recognize the patient's severe dysfunction of basic organ functions. You are able to critically evaluate when guided the need for treatment of the affected patient in the most common patient groups. You are able to describe the stages of a critically ill patient's care path in different health care environments. You know how to steer plan, implement and evaluate the safe and comprehensive treatment planning, implementation and evaluation of critically ill patients based on evidence. You describe the basics of assessing, monitoring and supporting the basic vital functions of the patient in intensive care and control treatment. You will be guided to plan, implement and evaluate the safe fluid and drug treatment of a critically ill patient, as well as nutrition in the treatment of the most common patient groups. You know and know how to implement the most common treatment methods used in intensive care and monitoring. You can use the most common devices used in intensive care and supervision nursing under supervision. You describe the characteristics of intensive care and control environments. You work as part of a multidisciplinary team in intensive care and supervision care of a critically ill patient. You are able to face a critically ill patient and his or her loved ones, as well as support and guide them with the support of a counselor.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You recognize the patient has a serious disturbance of basic vital functions and can justify its characteristics. You can justifiably assess the need for treatment of a critically ill patient in the treatment of the most common patient groups. You are able to critically describe the patient's care path in different health care settings. You are able to plan, implement and evaluate the safe and comprehensive care of critically ill patient groups based on evidence. You are able to justifyand justify the assessment, monitoring and support of the patient's basic vital functions in intensive care and supervision. You are able to plan, implement and evaluate, on the basis of justifications, safe medication and fluid therapy, as well as nutrition in the treatment of the most common groups of patients with critical illness. You are able to safely implement the most common treatment methods used in intensive care and monitoring.
You know how to safely use the most common devices used in intensive care. Describe and justify the characteristics of intensive care and control environments. You are multidisciplinary critical in the intensive care and supervision work of a sick patient and you are able to utilise and evaluate your own competence as a member of a multidisciplinary team. You can partially or completely independently and professionally meet a critically ill patient and his or her loved ones. You know how to support and guide them professionally.
You are able to evaluate the implementation of guidance and support by justifying it.